Request a quote

Request a manufacturing quote

Upload CAD files or drawings for a confidential engineering review. An engineer checks manufacturability, material fit and build orientation, then prepares your quotation manually.

Confidential by default

  • Private file storage

    Files travel over an encrypted connection to private storage and are never published.

  • Authorized staff only

    Access is limited to the authorized staff working on your request.

  • NDA before review

    Ask for an NDA in the form and it is in place before anyone reviews your files.

Quality & confidentiality

Request details

Tell us about your part

Fields marked “optional” can be left blank. Details on the application, loads and critical dimensions help the engineer give you a more precise quotation.

Files (optional)

CAD models, drawings or a ZIP archive. Files are optional: you can also describe the part in words and send files later.

What to send

  • STEP for exact geometry
  • STL or 3MF meshes, exported in millimeters
  • A PDF drawing for critical dimensions and tolerances
  • A ZIP archive for assemblies with many files
Files (optional)

Drag files here or

STEP, STP, STL, 3MF, IGS, IGES, X_T, DXF, PDF or ZIP

Up to 10 files, 256 MB per file, 1 GB in total

Project

What the part is, what it has to do and how many you need.

Service status

  • Engineering review Status: Available now
  • SLS prototyping Status: Commissioning
  • Low-volume production Status: Commissioning

Installed and being commissioned. Requests are reviewed now; production slots are confirmed per project.

Project

Function, operating environment, loads and what matters most: fit, strength, weight or appearance.

Number of parts. If you would like prices for other quantities, add them in the notes.

Helps us plan. The confirmed lead time is stated in the quotation.

We will recommend a material during the engineering review.

We will recommend a finish during the engineering review.

Critical dimensions, fits or tolerances, and how they will be checked. Achievable tolerances are confirmed in the engineering review.

Documents needed (optional)

Formal inspection reports are not yet a standard service. Tell us what you need and your quotation will state what we can provide.

Is the part intended for a regulated or certified flight application?

Regulated flight applications. Parts intended for certified or regulated flight applications need qualification and approvals that go beyond manufacturing. Tell us the intended use in your request and we will be clear about what we can and cannot support.

Before the review starts, we send you our NDA or review yours.

City and country of delivery.

Other quantities, finish details, deadlines or anything else we should know.

Contact

So the engineer reviewing your request can reach you.

Contact

We send the quotation to this address.

For example design engineer or purchasing.

Include the country code, for example +90.

Review and submit

One last check before your request goes to our engineering team.

Prefer email?

Write to [email protected] with your project details. For CAD files and drawings, the form is the secure route.

Files above the upload limits? Email us and we will arrange a secure transfer.

Phone +90 532 552 09 03

Review and submit

Security check

You will see a reference number as soon as the request is sent.

What happens next

From your request to finished parts

The same four steps apply to every request, from a single prototype to a production batch.

  1. CAD upload

    Send STEP, STL or 3MF files, or drawings, with quantity, material and application details through the secure form.

  2. Engineering review

    An engineer checks manufacturability, build orientation, material fit and any design changes worth considering.

  3. Quotation

    You receive a written quotation with price, lead time and the recommendations from the review. If the part is outside our scope, we tell you why.

  4. Production

    After your approval, parts are built, depowdered, finished as agreed and checked before dispatch.

FAQ

Questions about quotations

Practical answers on files, confidentiality and how we prepare quotes.

Which file formats can I upload, and how large can they be?

We accept STEP, STP, STL, 3MF, IGS, IGES, X_T, DXF, PDF and ZIP files: up to 10 files per request, 256 MB per file and 1 GB in total. STEP is preferred for exact geometry, and a PDF drawing helps us see critical dimensions and tolerances.

How do you keep my design confidential?

Files are uploaded over an encrypted connection to private storage that is never publicly accessible, and only authorized staff working on your request can open them. If you need an NDA, tick the box in the form and it will be in place before your files are reviewed.

How is my quotation prepared?

Manually, by an engineer: nothing is priced automatically. The engineer checks manufacturability, build orientation and material fit, then prepares a written quotation with price, lead time and any design recommendations from the review.

How long does delivery take?

Lead times depend on part size, quantity, material, finishing and the production schedule, so we do not publish standard lead times. The confirmed lead time is stated in your quotation. If you are working to a deadline, enter it as the target delivery date. Our EOS P 770 is currently being commissioned, so production slots are confirmed project by project.

Which material should I choose if I am not sure?

Choose “Not sure yet” and describe the application: loads, temperatures, environment and requirements such as flame retardancy. The engineer recommends a material in the quotation. PA 12 is our primary SLS material; if your part needs a material marked “Planned”, say so, and the quotation states what we can offer.

Can you make parts for regulated flight applications?

Parts intended for certified or regulated flight applications need qualification and approvals that go beyond manufacturing. Tell us the intended use in your request and we will be clear about what we can and cannot support.

My files are larger than the upload limit. What should I do?

Email [email protected] with a short description of the project and we will arrange a secure transfer for larger files. Compressing files into a ZIP archive or splitting an assembly into several files also helps.

What happens to my files after I submit them?

Your files are stored privately and used only to review your request and prepare the quotation. They are never published, and they are shared only with the people working on your request unless the law requires otherwise. Retention periods and your rights are described in our Privacy & KVKK notice.